Gratitude: A Prayer & Praise Coloring Journal

When Jesus told the disciples to become like children, surely he meant we should immerse ourselves in the exuberance of coloring – both in AND outside the lines. Right?! 🙂

Gratitude: A Prayer and Praise Coloring Journal invites you to bring creative journaling and the calming act of coloring into your quiet time with God. This beautifully designed interactive prayer book from Tyndale’s Living Expressions collection helps guide your thoughts as you pray about concerns such as health, overcoming stress, personal relationships, and more. Gratitude gives you a way to celebrate and give thanks to God for the many blessings he provides. Filled with over 100 designs to color, plenty of space for journaling and sketching, and 40 needs-based prayers, Gratitude helps you express your devotion to God with your whole heart!

Tyndale’s gorgeous coloring journal, Gratitude, blends the artistic aspects of creation with the wisdom of the Scriptures in thought-provoking and stunning ways. Even if you don’t have that creative spark, like myself (see my attempt at coloring in the photo below haha), the act of coloring brings peace and rest in our otherwise chaotic lives. I am a terrible artist, but I found myself more at rest after coloring and reflecting on God’s word. This is such a peaceful activity!!

Gratitude offers over 100 pages of designs, insights, questions, verses and areas for note-taking and reflection. The book fits perfectly in your hands, the pages are thick, and every page is like a unique artistic creation with different fonts, styles, and illustrations. A couple of my favorite pages are:

If you are a fan of coloring, journaling, or a mixture of both – I highly recommend that you buy this book!!! You’re going to love reflecting on God’s goodness with this coloring journal! 🙂

I was graciously provided a free copy of this novel from Tyndale House Publishers in exchange for an honest review. I was not required to write a positive review and the opinions I have expressed are my own.